Lazy Days
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Lazy Days
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In the lazy days of summer
you're making the coastal line.
You'll be spending all your money
on lonely chicks and cheap red wine.
Everyone's anonymous
until you know the games they play.
Na
na
na
back in the lazy days.
In the lazy days of summer
the sky is ever blue the blue.
And you're walking by the water
and all the chicks are wanting you.
You
you made your promises
but now you're gonna change your ways.
Na
na
na
back in the lazy days.
In the lazy days of summer
you're thinking that you're a superman.
And if anyone can do it
or done it then you know you can.
everyone's anonymous
until you know the game they play.
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